ASB100
Name: Victoria Raymond
Date: 9/3/14
Final Assignment: Revised $100M Plan
1. Write a brief paragraph that outlines your overarching philosophy concerning global health problems and solutions. What do you think is the best approach to spending global health funding?
What I believe to be the best approach to spending global health funding is for each country to have the most advanced equipment in at least one location. This will provide each country with the same technological advances as everyone else which will provide equal care throughout the world. I would also provide every country with antibiotics to eliminate non-communicable diseases that kill millions every year around the world. I will do this by sending teams of physicians …show more content…
I will also provide these countries with more supplies in their hospitals to make sure they accurately treat each patient for as long as possible. I will also start women facilities that will help women are experiencing violent acts and aid them. I will also try to distribute as many drugs as possible that will assist those with infectious and non-communicable diseases in the hopes of extending their lives.
4. Please provide a Reference List in APA format.
Endowment for Global Health Priorities. (2014). http://www.cdcfoundation.org/what/program/endowment-global-health-priorities [Retrieved: 2014, September 3]
Garcia-Moreno, Claudia & Watts, Charlotte. Violence against Women: An Urgent Public Health
Priority. (2011) http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/89/1/10-085217/en/ [Retrieved: 2014, September 3]
Schenker, Dr. Inon. (2011, May 18). http://www.globalhealth.org/synergy-or-fight-infectious-disease-non-communicable- disease/ [Retrieved: 2014, September 3].
Sidible, Michel. (2011, July 19). http://www.globalhealth.org/access-to-hiv-drugs-the-good-the-bad-and-the-unmet-need/ [Retrieved: 2014, September 3]
Vaccines: The Best Shot for Our Health and Economy. (2011, February, 24). http://www.globalhealth.org/vaccines-the-best-shot-for-our-health-and-economy/ [Retrieved: 2014, September
Name: Victoria Raymond
Date: 9/3/14
Final Assignment: Revised $100M Plan
1. Write a brief paragraph that outlines your overarching philosophy concerning global health problems and solutions. What do you think is the best approach to spending global health funding?
What I believe to be the best approach to spending global health funding is for each country to have the most advanced equipment in at least one location. This will provide each country with the same technological advances as everyone else which will provide equal care throughout the world. I would also provide every country with antibiotics to eliminate non-communicable diseases that kill millions every year around the world. I will do this by sending teams of physicians …show more content…
I will also provide these countries with more supplies in their hospitals to make sure they accurately treat each patient for as long as possible. I will also start women facilities that will help women are experiencing violent acts and aid them. I will also try to distribute as many drugs as possible that will assist those with infectious and non-communicable diseases in the hopes of extending their lives.
4. Please provide a Reference List in APA format.
Endowment for Global Health Priorities. (2014). http://www.cdcfoundation.org/what/program/endowment-global-health-priorities [Retrieved: 2014, September 3]
Garcia-Moreno, Claudia & Watts, Charlotte. Violence against Women: An Urgent Public Health
Priority. (2011) http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/89/1/10-085217/en/ [Retrieved: 2014, September 3]
Schenker, Dr. Inon. (2011, May 18). http://www.globalhealth.org/synergy-or-fight-infectious-disease-non-communicable- disease/ [Retrieved: 2014, September 3].
Sidible, Michel. (2011, July 19). http://www.globalhealth.org/access-to-hiv-drugs-the-good-the-bad-and-the-unmet-need/ [Retrieved: 2014, September 3]
Vaccines: The Best Shot for Our Health and Economy. (2011, February, 24). http://www.globalhealth.org/vaccines-the-best-shot-for-our-health-and-economy/ [Retrieved: 2014, September